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The Pepper Moiety is a theoretical group said by many to be in control of the world's first and only definitive anti zombie-plague device. It is currently impossible to accurately identify group members but many possible candidates have been put forth by Pepper Moiety Theorists. Theories put forth about the group have been largely controversial, often involving infanticide, corporate espionage, cattle mutilation, and stem cell research, to name but a few.
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History
Early accounts of the Pepper Moiety often reference the 80s metal group The Green Eyed Posse. The band was awarded by the Guiness Book of Records for being The Most Outrageous Band, and was reputed to employ modeling glue as their preferred abused substance. When their second album went Platinum in 1989, the band mysteriously vanished from the public eye, leaving only a single goodbye note (commonly referred to as The Voodoo Mandate) roughly outlining their preoccupation with "the imminent zombie plague."
The Pepper Board
As early as 1998, strange messages began appearing on an obscure internet message board dubbed The Pepper Board. ...
Association with Zombies
The alleged 1993 Easter Island Zombie Epidemic has been frequently linked to members or ex-members of The Green Eyed Posse. No evidence of the Easter Island Zombie Epidemic remains, however Pepper Cascade Theorists maintain that this is due to a large-scale coverup operation conducted by The Red State. Many Theorists go further by suggesting that The Green Eyed Posse actively infected Easter Islanders with zombie plague strain B, while others claim that band members showed up only after the outbreak, to help the infected and to learn from the epidemic. ...
Membership
Supposed Members
1983
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Google Group
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Controversies
- Accusations have been made that Jeremy Friesen is just one of the members of an ongoing conspiracy (see Jeremy Friesen)
- Accusations have been made that both Jeremy Friesen and Brendan Boehr were involved in the 1997 Bolivian Zombie Epidemic
